Pope Benedict and Victor Invite Wilson to Rome Visit
Monarchs and premiers press for audiences with the Pope. Mgr Ceretti, papal legate to the United States, will go to Paris then Washington to manage American Catholic affairs. The President has not yet accepted but may visit Rome if he goes.
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Wilson not dictating league of nations plan says Boston Post
Boston report cites President Wilson denying fixed plan for a league of nations. He seeks allied input to craft a workable, acceptable framework. Germany remains excluded for now due to unreliability, with potential future reconsideration depending on Germany.
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Peace Conference Plans Slow As Wilson Checks Public Mood
Paris dispatch notes definite peace conference plans are lagging behind American expectations. President Wilson studies public opinion in France and Britain while American commissioners hold informal talks with entente delegates to shape the league of nations outline and address immediate problems. The president may alter travel plans and visit England before year’s end.
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Wilson to visit troops on Christmas Eve train trip
President Wilson plans to leave Paris on Christmas Eve for Chaumont aboard General Pershing's special train. On Christmas morning he will tour a rest camp by automobile and dine with American troops, returning to Paris that night. Ambassador Sharp will present all ambassadors and ministers to Wilson at the Murat palace on Friday. Last Boston reports place the 26th Division at Chaumont near Verdun, refitting for departure home.
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Wilson Prepares for Open Peace Talks in Paris Conference Plan
American observers relay the push to hold final peace negotiations in Paris with open sessions. President Wilson favors open diplomacy and may avoid a place at the table, while Britain urges five delegates per nation and colonial representation. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson visited the Champs Elysees Franco American committee rooms amid heavy rain, greeted by hundreds.
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Welcome in England Predicted as Warm as Paris
The Times predicts a sincere English welcome for him that will be as hearty and as prolonged as the reception he received in Paris.
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King Victor Emmanuel Visits Paris and Invites Wilson
King Victor Emmanuel arrive in Paris amid cheers and rain to invite President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson to visit Italy at the Quirinal. Queen Helena’s request to extend the invitation to Miss Margaret Wilson is noted. Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino to meet Wilson tomorrow morning. In Roxbury, Judge Hayden adjourns Bolter case to January 2 as father remains ill.
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French Plan for League of Nations at Peace Conference
French delegates de Bar on and M Bourgeois urged inscribing a society of nations at the head of the French programme for the peace congress. They presented to Premier Clemenceau a letter advocating compulsory arbitration, armament limits, a council of administration, and sanctions including diplomatic, judicial, economic, and military measures to enforce decisions. The plan seeks agreement on military enforcement and how to reconcile differing views on armed force within the League.
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Wilson to Be Guest of King George at Buckingham Palace
London dispatch reports President Wilson will likely be the king’s guest at Buckingham Palace during his England visit. Premier Lloyd George postponed his France trip, with initial talks between the two leaders moving from Paris to London.
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Boston sees record low voter turnout in city election
The city poll shows the smallest turnout in 28 years with 43,168 men out of 111,441 and 7,028 women out of 10,862 voting. Only 8.6 percent of men and 35.3 percent of women cast ballots, lowest since 1896. Feeney of Dorchester reported recovering from influenza as officials call for stricter elevator inspections after noting 70 percent of elevators unsafe.
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